Epona Shed Flower Groomer - Assorted Colors

I have purchased 4 of these at this point as they wear out over time. It’s an excellent product exactly the right size for my hand and the shape is very easy to hold even though I have lots of nerve pain and have a hard time gripping. My mare LOVES it and if you hit her shoulder in the right spot she arches her neck and her lip goes limp and jiggly. It is a good shedder and effective at mud removal especially for horses who don’t like metal curries or shedding blades. Way more effective than the rubber curries. Customer for life…

I use this on my 2 pitbulls and the amount of hair they shed is unbelievable. They are indoor dogs but they roll around in dirt and grass and this helps not in de shed but knocks of dirt and dander. Bonus is that they love it and I don’t have to clean the couch daily. Definitely recommend for short bristly haired dogs

This lightweight shedding tool is easy to grip, even with arthritic hands, and works very well! It works on my heavily shedding dogs and they love it too. I bought 3 more for gifts to friends.

This is the perfect grooming tool. It fits right in your palm

So I have a bassett hound and they shed like crazy.... I have used curry combs before and he loves to be brushed but it never got all of it.... this flower comb is so easy to hold with my nerve condition and seems to get all the hair brushing him..... everytime I brush him more and more comes out even when it doesn't look like he needs it..... this also gets dirt out of his hair and makes him look Shiney and new..... love this.... I'm going to orfer more so if something happens to one I will always have another!!!!Great product would recommend over and over!!!

I love this so much! Easiest thing I’ve ever used in my muddy horses!

Like the concept of this product and it is easy to hold and grip. Does well currying horse, but all the debris/dirt from the horse ends up on your hand.

This hard plastic groomer is a good size for smaller hands and unlike the metal shedding curries ( which I was taught was for cleaning the brushes, not the horse) it doesn't seem capable of harming the horse or his coat. It's pretty effective for loosening up the winter woollies. All test subjects appeared to enjoy their massages. I wish it had more of a rubbery grip though. I did fling it across the aisle a time or two.

My horse has begun to shed and this is an excellent tool.

I love this curry comb. It's comfortable to hold and works so well onthe mud my horse has kindly ground into his thick winter fur.